Sports expansion may reach foreign markets in the future
Baseball sees potential long term growth with divisions expanding to East Central West including distant markets such as Hawaii Philippines and possibly Japan. Economic strain slows new franchises across leagues while NHL and NFL plan cautious growth and mergers remain debated.
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End of the line for Pirates pitcher Steve Blass
Bradenton Florida AP Steve Blass a Pirates pitcher who helped win the 1971 World Series was released on waivers after a two year decline. GM Joe Brown called it a sad day for the Pirates while Blass said he has no regrets and will likely not join another club.
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Pimlico and Pirates in Spring News and Playoff Ties
A summary notes multiple tidbits: Pirates manager comments on Steve Blass departure and Blass’s career. Baltimore Blades beat Edmonton Oilers to a 2-2 OT tie affecting Edmonton playoff chances. New Market Little League tryouts announced for Saturday at the Elementary School diamond from 1 to 4 pm for ages eight to thirteen as of Aug 1. contact number 663-1849.
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Prefontaine voices self centered Olympic plan and grievances
In Denver AP interview Steve Prefontaine denounces patriotic constraints on amateur athletes and says he competes for himself. He criticizes U S funding and rules, considers Montreal 1976 and plans a Eugene business venture while weighing offers from the International Track Association.
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Boonsboro Breaks Open Linganore Debut With Five-Run Fifth
Boonsboro rallied to a 7-1 baseball win over Linganore on Thursday. Linganore led 2-1 before five-run frame fueled by two inexperience errors, as Bob Dawson praised his young team. Jeff Guyer pitched five innings for Boonsboro with Pete Kentzel finishing. Dave Beachey drove in Linganore's lone run with a fifth-inning single.
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